Sentence examples for by deciding whether a from inspiring English sources

Only by deciding whether a constitutional right was violated in the first place would "the process for the law's elaboration from case to case" be preserved, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy wrote in the Saucier majority opinion.

Finding the ith element of, i.e. unranking class, now becomes possible by deciding whether i < card (A ).

When I was an M.F.A. student studying fiction writing, we often critiqued a story by deciding whether it had "heart," but what gives a piece heart is more than technical mastery.

One way the law determines who is eligible for asylum is by deciding whether the applicant belongs to a "particular social group" of persecuted people.

The robot generates motions after being shown the initial state and a target image, by deciding whether and where to grasp the tool.

Clinton would play a major role by deciding whether or not she wanted to stick with Garland, who was named to his current job by her husband Bill Clinton in 1997, or choose her own nominee.

Moreover, this new plate allows in its distal part both the insertion of fixed-angle screws or distally locked screws at variable angles and with an angular range of 15° by deciding whether or not to use the provided guide.

They are equally obsessed by deciding whether it will work or not.

The jury was fully involved in any death penalty case under Arizona law by deciding whether to convict someone of murder, the attorney general said.

But there is a problem, he says: The town officials who control the process, by deciding whether and when to issue the necessary permits to private developers, are civil servants with limited enthusiasm.

It supplements the load balancer in ensuring that the servers do not become overloaded by deciding whether to admit, defer, or reject traffic.